Jarvis Cocker has denied that Pulp are reforming for Glastonbury 2010, claiming his quote was “twisted”. The 46-year-old indie icon spoke to The People at the weekend saying he would like to play the festival next year, but denies he inferred it would be with Pulp.  Read more 

Jarvis Cocker has hinted that he would like to reform Pulp to headline Glastonbury 2010. The Sheffield icon, who headlined the John Peel stage this year solo, admits he would love to play Glastonbury with his band again.  Read more 

Jarvis Cocker has been unveiled as a guest editor on a special Christmas edition of BBC Radio 4's Today programme. The former Pulp frontman will provide analysis on the credit crunch and question the censorship of politicians' private lives.  Read more 

Former Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker discussed the function of lyrics in popular song during a special lecture in Manchester yesterday (October 7th). The Saying The Unsayable lecture, which Cocker also delivered in Brighton earlier this year, formed part of the music industry conference, In The City.  Read more 

Jarvis Cocker has been announced as one of the keynote speakers at this year's In The City. The former Pulp front man will give a lecture entitled 'Saying The Unsayable' on the function of lyrics in popular song.  Read more